Miro formerly 'Democracy Player' is an Internet video player that allows you to choose from a variety of channels, subscribe to video feeds and view them with the integrated player. It can automatically download videos from RSS-based "channels", manage them and play them. It is based on XULRunner, and is free and open source software. Miro is supported on Windows, Mac OS X, and GNU/Linux, and integrates an RSS aggregator, a BitTorrent client, and VLC media player or Xine Media Player under GNU/Linux.
New features in Miro Public Preview 2 (0.9.9)
* We have just released a major update to Miro– Public Preview 2 (0.9.9). This version has a ton of bug fixes and a few nice new features. Most notably, we've added menus for OPML import and export (our most requested feature! . Also, Miro will now return to the last place you visited in the Miro Guide when you switch away and back. Everyone should upgrade.
- OPML import and export allows lists of channels to be shared.
- The Windows Options panel has been reorganized into pretty tabs.
- Miro will return to the last place visited in the Miro Guide when you click away and return.
- If you add an alternate channel guide, Miro will display the name and icon for that site.
- Single file downloads are now supported.
- Mefeedia, Yahoo! and Yahoo! Video are added as search engines.
- Veoh has been temporarily removed due to compatibility problems.
- Translations have been updated.
- Added an automatic error reporting feature.
- Fixed the resume download failures of Search items.
- Fixed the Miro Guide load failures.
- Fixed the duplicated videos.
- A 'Remove Channel' link has been added to the settings panel below the channel url. 
Download: Miro Public Preview 2 0.9.9
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View: Demo Video
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